Anatomische studie van de spieren van de linkeronderarm en de hand 1685

This anatomical study, created by Pieter van Gunst in 1685, meticulously depicts the muscles of the left forearm and hand. Displayed on a wooden table, the dissected limb is rendered in exquisite detail, emphasizing the complex structure and interconnectedness of human anatomy. The etching, a popular printmaking technique of the time, creates a sense of realism and depth, drawing viewers into the intricate world of human physiology. This piece is a testament to van Gunst's skill and underscores the importance of anatomical study during the scientific revolution.